DepEd Tayo TSAT

15/09/2026

2026 TSAT 1st Term INSET
September 8-9, 2026

"Inemnem, iugali ya ibingay nan entako inadal"

Topics & Speakers:
Day 1
✅ Burnout Prevention & Energy Management - Ms. Britanny Alyse A. Tambiac
✅ DRRM: Safety Drill - Mr. Denys Pecdaen & Mr. Mylon Quiocho
✅ SOLO-HOTS (Overview, Concepts & SOLO-item construction) - Ms. Rhea Cabradilla, Edison Bitlengen & Magdalena Taguban

Day 2
✅ Principles on Assessment Literacy - Ms. Layne Tucaben
✅ Crafting Better Tests: The Art of Item Writing for Classroom-Based Assessment - Ms. Jaqueline D. Bay-on
✅ Signa Language as Way of Communicating to Learners with Hearing Impairment - Ms. Ms. Rosana Danglose & Gretchen Manman

15/09/2026

Safety in Action: TSAT Personnel Attend SERT Seminar for Crisis Response

The Tadian School of Arts and Trades (TSAT) teaching and non-teaching personnel participated in a School Emergency Response Team (SERT) Seminar-Workshop held September 11, 2026 at the TSAT Conference Hall.

Conducted by the Tadian Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and funded by the Tadian Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (DRRMO), the workshop focused on equipping school personnel with practical skills to strengthen the campus’s ability to respond to crises such as medical emergencies, fires, and injuries.

The program opened with a prayer led by Glory M. Pal-og, JHS Department Head, followed by opening remarks from SFO2 Lloyd Adan B. Quiocho.

FO1 Julius B. Baguilod introduced the participants to SERT, discussing its background and organizational structure, emphasizing the importance of having an organized response system within the school community.

Then, the training proper started with Basic Life Support, led by William Wap Junior, Training Officer of the Tadian DRRMO. The session covered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO).

FO1 Brent Roi K. Acab demonstrated proper CPR before teaching and non-teaching personnel practiced the procedure themselves. A question-and-answer forum followed the demonstration.

Baguilod also facilitated the session on fire extinguisher operation, covering the parts and functions of the equipment, proper handling and maintenance, and proper operation.

Meanwhile, the Standard First Aid session focused on basic bandaging for injuries such as burns and fresh wounds, as well as patient transport techniques. Participants learned one-man, two-man, and three-man carries and packaging a victim in a carrier before transport through demonstrations and hands-on practice.

The seminar-workshop concluded with an evaluation and reflection session, allowing participants to share their takeaways. Quiocho formally closed the program.

Tadian
BFP

✍️Alishanii Nuwatt-Herman
📸 Drury B. Gama

07/09/2026

04/09/2026

TSAT INTRAMURAL 2026 OFFICIALLY KICKS OFF

18/08/2026

Tignan!

12/08/2026

TSAT Culminates Nutrition Month with Focus on Health and Student Creativity

Nutrition Month Celebration - Tadian School of Arts and Trades culminates Nutrition Month with 2-hour program bringing together students, faculty and staff, and other stakeholders, with the theme: “Sa PPAN: Sama-sama sa Nutrisyong Sapat para sa Lahat! Nutrisyon at Kalikasan Ating Pangalagaan.”

The celebration featured activities showcasing student talent and creativity through the Slogan Making Contest for Grades 7,8,9 and the Advocacy Video for Grades 10, 11 and 12. Other activities are designed to engage student in promoting awareness and healthy living through dance exercise while the Supreme Secondary Learners Government (SSLG) officers facilitated nutrition month trivia questions during the flag raising ceremony.

During the program, a speech was delivered by Maridel Pespes of Tadian Municipal Health Office, emphasizing the importance of proper nutrition in building a healthier and more productive community as reinforced in her words, “Ang malusog na pamilya ay malusog na komunidad.”

The activities were capped by the awarding of the winners for the Advocacy Video in recognition of the student’s effective understanding through creative and engaging forms of information dissemination followed by the closing remarks delivered by Junior High School Department Head, Ma’am Glory Pal-og, bringing the celebration to a close.

🖊Alishane Nuwatt Herman
📸Erica Joy Cabalan

12/08/2026

TSAT Inducts New PTA and Student Leaders
by Alishanee Nuwatt Herman

New PTA and Student Leaders - In a significant step for school governance, Tadian School of Arts and Trades (TSAT) conducted a joint oath-taking ceremony for its newly elected set of leaders alongside the Nutrition Month celebration. The program formally installed officers for the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), the Supreme Secondary Learners Government (SSLG), and various school clubs.

The newly elected officers formally took their oath of office before Honorable Jovita San Jose, Punong Barangay of Poblacion, Tadian. Right after, the newly inducted PTA President Mr. Brent Madjaco delivered an inspirational message: “Education and good values are nutrition for the mind.” emphasizing the role of knowledge and character in nurturing the mind, alongside the importance of mental and social well-being. Madjaco further called for unity and collaboration within the school community stressing that collective efforts can help foster a healthier and more supportive school environment.

Also, the ceremony featured the oath-taking of officers from the various campus clubs, officially marking the beginning of their leadership terms for the 2026 academic year.

📸Erica Joy Cabalan, Drury Gama, Chloe Recile

07/08/2026

TSAT NUTRITION MONTH CULMINATING PROGRAM AND OATH-TAKING CEREMONY

03/08/2026

TSAT Learners Receive PLGU Incentives for Representing Mountain Province in RFOT and RSPC

TADIAN, Mountain Province – Hard work, dedication, and excellence were recognized as learners of Tadian School of Arts and Trades (TSAT) received financial incentives from the Provincial Local Government Unit (PLGU) of Mountain Province on July 24, 2026, in recognition of their exemplary performance in the Regional Festival of Talents (RFOT) and the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) held in Abra.
Each learner who proudly represented Mountain Province was awarded an incentive of ₱1,500, symbolizing the provincial government's appreciation for their commitment and remarkable achievements in bringing honor to the province.
Representing the Provincial Local Government Unit during the distribution of incentives was Mr. Jun Pinayakan and his team, who personally conveyed the province's gratitude and encouragement to the young achievers. They commended the learners for their perseverance, discipline, and passion, emphasizing that their accomplishments serve as an inspiration to other students across Mountain Province.
The simple yet meaningful ceremony was attended by the learner-awardees/participants, their dedicated coaches, and Ms. Diary A. Tambiac, School Principal of TSAT.
Ms. Tambiac expressed her heartfelt appreciation to the Provincial Local Government Unit for its unwavering support of student development and academic excellence.
She also recognized the invaluable efforts of the coaches who tirelessly guided the learners throughout their preparations, as well as the students whose determination and resilience enabled them to compete at the regional level with confidence and pride.
Beyond the financial assistance, the incentives served as a powerful reminder that the achievements of the learners are valued not only by their school but also by the entire province. The recognition reaffirmed the Provincial Local Government Unit's commitment to nurturing young talents and encouraging them to continue striving for excellence in their respective fields.
As TSAT continues to produce learners who excel in academics, journalism, and various talent competitions, the school remains grateful for the continued partnership and support of the Provincial Local Government Unit in empowering the youth to become future leaders and ambassadors of Mountain Province.
✍️Dever